According to court documents, Miller was charged with rape, a first-degree felony, after he inappropriately touched a 7-year-old girl in Greenfield in September of last year.

The victim told law enforcement that “she got him to stop by kicking him,” according to court records, and she reported the incident to her mother the following day.

Over the course of the investigation, it was found that Miller reportedly inappropriately touched a different 10-year-old girl in Greenfield about four years ago, according to court documents.

Miller was indicted on rape and two counts of gross sexual imposition in March.

On Wednesday, Miller was sentenced to 10 years on the rape charge and four years for one count of gross sexual imposition. The additional gross sexual imposition charge was dropped as part of a plea agreement.

Miller did not speak in court, but his attorney, Bill Armintrout, said Miller wrote a letter of apology to the younger victim. Armintrout said Miller was ready to accept his punishment.

Miller must register as both a Tier II and Tier III sex offender where he lives and works. Tier II sex offenders must report for 25 years, while Tier III offenders, the highest tier, must report for life.

Collins told The Times-Gazette after the hearing that she was satisfied with the outcome of the case.

“Any time we can get a plea so the child doesn’t have to come in and testify, that’s a good thing,” Collins said. “That’s a plea for a substantial amount of time. She can start to put this behind her and begin to heal.”

The following people were also sentenced Wednesday for a variety of felony charges.

• Shawn Yoakum, 27, Hillsboro, three years probation, aggravated possession of drugs, a fifth-degree felony, and aggravated possession of meth, a fifth-degree felony.